Don't Forget To Live Today

There are times in our life that change us, times that define us, times that challenge the very core of who we are. Losing a child is one of those times. Today, Lisa Muennich shares the story of her son Seth, his tragic loss, and who she's become in the twelve years since. One thing is for sure, never underestimate the heart of a mother. -----Helpful Links: Seth's Giving TreeThe Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein

We're diving right in on this episode of After The Climb. We're talking practical tips for caring for a caregiver, ways to help someone you know who's going through a medical issue or grieving, and ways to pay it forward. It's our shortest After The Climb yet, but that just means every minute is packed full of nuggets!

This interview with Linde Moore and Christy Seifert is fascinating. For Linde, it's the first guest on the podcast who has also had breast cancer. For Christy, it's her first time publicly sharing her story. Sit back, or rather lean in, and listen. This is a conversation you don't want to miss.

“You know, you can stand on the edge of that diving board for the rest of your life. But if you don’t jump, nothing’s gonna happen. And in order to swim, you gotta jump.” - Bill DeVoreBoth Laura and Linde are sharing this week about jumping off their proverbial "diving boards." At some point you just have to jump.

"You can be anywhere you want to be in 5 years." Bill DeVore is proof of that. His journey from an every day drinker out of control to a life of sobriety and massive career accomplishments is absolutely one worth listening to. He's put in the work and continues to do so. We hope that Bill's journey inspires you like it has us. ----Helpful Links: Connect with Bill for real estate in Asheville, NCAlcoholics AnonymousKeller Williams

Does your hardship or proverbial mountain become your identity? For Linde it was 10 surgeries, two rounds of Covid, shingles, cellulitis, and kidney stones ... in twelve months. On this episode of "After the Climb" Linde shares the harrowing twelve month journey of when her breast cancer came back. (It's not for the faint of heart and it might also involve leeches.)---Helpful Links:Our business coach we keep talking about; Jordan FreedThe Schenck School in Atlanta that specializes in students with dyslexia

She had just welcomed her second baby. As a busy mom of two, life was a little hectic and the traditional hearing tests and check ups for her son Kai were a little off but nothing to worry about. Or so she thought. When her son was 11 months old, Hannah Patel received the diagnosis that Kai was deaf. In this episode of Don't Forget To Live Today, Hannah is sharing her story of navigating cochlear implants during the midst of the Covid-19 Pandemic. ---Helpful Links:Babies Can't Wait - Georgia

AFTER THE CLIMB: We're debriefing after our interview with guest, Andrew Rocco, and sharing some stories from the mountain. (Shout out to our teammates we climbed Kili with!)

After losing his sister, Sarah Rocco, in a car crash in December 2023, Andrew Rocco is navigating one of the biggest mountains in his life. Andrew is vulnerable in sharing the journey he’s been on the last 90 days since her passing. Join the conversation as he shares how to #LiveLikeRocco